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I think it would be pretty swell if you picked me. I love vinyl. But I'm also poor so I don't have a ton of it.

Not really sure to be honest. I'd be willing to save up for stuff if it's going to last me a while. I want something with decent sound quality for sure. I guess best sound quality for a good price is what i'm looking for.

So I'm fairly new to the whole vinyl thing but the more I get into it the more I feel like buying vinyl rather than cds. Anyways I need to get a turntable and speakers and all that good stuff. I don't have tons of money to buy high end stuff but I don't want junk either so if anyone knows of any middle of the road products that they'd recommend please let me know.

Although I don't have the money for it I would kill for Saves The Day's Through Being Cool on blue. also any/all of the random colors of Boys Night Out-Broken Bones and Bloody Kisses. The Starting Line-Say It Like You Mean It on Purple. Does anyone know the pressing info for this?

Today the compact disc turns 25.

Any/All The Movielife Vinyl Drive-thru and interpunk have 40 hour Train Back To Penn on Forest Green vinyl. Limited to 1000. It looks beautiful.

I love the superhero episode. At the begining where Fry and Lela are complaining about how much they hurt Fry goes, "Ugh I feel like i was mauled be Jesus". I don't know why but I laughed so hard the first time I saw that part.

I absolutely love this show. I'm still amazed at how under-rated it is. Some of my favorite moments are. The episode where everyone gets a $300 tax refund and Fry spends his on 100 cups of coffee. "Why is my coffee shaking? I don't like when my coffee shakes!" Anytime someone say's "Ohhhh Calculon". The paradox boxes that holds a paralel universe.

Not a record but Boys Night Out's first cd You Are My Canvas. It's crazy hard to find and the one time I did see it on ebay I lost by $1.50 while I was at work.

I've always loved the Jane Doe cover. Saves The Day's Stay What You Are is awsome too.

Ummm.... Did you read on punknews.org about how MTV named "new Wave" is the best punk album of 2007. come on! I actually like it but I should have said it like these. He's probably pissed that all the "old school" Florida punk kids hate the new record.

He's probably pissed that no one likes the new record.

I would have to vote for this one.

Watch Brick and Lord of War. Both awsome movies.

I actually hate dealing with ebay. It just always seems like such a hassle.

yeah that's the one. December 04 I think. I was actually back home for the holidays when it came and it got sent back to the AP offices. The guy who I was in contact with was really cool about it and everything and sent it back right away without charging me the extra shipping or anything.

I'm kind of in a bind money wise so I am trying to sell this guitar off. It's a black Fender Squire Strat signed by all three members of Green Day. I won this from Alternative Press a few years ago. It's never been played other than a few strums but it was knocked over while I was moving resulting in two small chips in the body. If anyone has any questions or wants to make an offer just let me know. I'll ship anywhere with UPS, FedEx, or USPS.

I moonlight as a pirate. oh and go AVS Fuck you Red Wings!

I don't get why this is a sad song. It always makes me nostalgic and wistful, but not sad. The lyrics are just about people enjoying life. Why is it sad for you? I think that Play Crack The Sky is so much more sad than Socco Amaretto Lime.

Plus the Trio's setlist was mega-weak. From Here To Infirmary played from start to finish? No thank you. That meant I had to hear "Steamer Trunk," unarguably one of the band's all-time most boring, generic songs (right up there with "Dead End Road"). But even that wouldn't have been so bad had they played a bunch of songs after it, but they played "Warbrain," "Old School Reasons" and, like, two others before closing with "97" and peacing the fuck out. So weak. I might get shot for saying this here but From Here To Infirmary has always been one of my favorite records. I love the whole thing from start to finish.

I would still love this. I wish I wasn't so poor now. I use to listen to this all the time when I was in the 10th grade. Good memories.

I'm best at bass. I've been playing for about 8 years. I needed money for rent so I had to sell my bass a few weeks back. It was horrible. I'm pretty bad at guitar but I have an epiphone allycat semi-hollow body that sounds awsome. I sort of sing/scream but it's been so long since I've been able to really practice that I'm sure I suck now.

The 30 Seconds To Mars part was fucking priceless. As was the Jack/Lance bathroom story.

I just listened to your interview with Bayside on the AP site. I haven't laughed that hard in a long time. Thanks dude.

I work in the shipping department for Midori Ribbon Inc. It's not bad but not great by any means. I went to the Art Institute of Seattle for Animation for a year and then did Audio Production for half a year. I decided that I didn't want to do either one so I quite. I've been out of school for a little over a year now and I'm starting to get really burnt out on working dead end jobs. I'm hoping to go back to school sometime within the next year but I'm pretty poor so we'll see how that goes.